(13 Oct 2001)
1. Wide shot of Seoul Air Show 2001 sign board
2. Pan F-16 (US/Boeing) taking off
3. Zoom in to F-16s flying demonstration
4. Mid shot of spectators watching the demonstration
5. Mid shot of Rafale (France/Dassault Aviation) taking off
6. Wide shot of Rafale’s demonstration
7. Mid shot of photographers
8. Zoom in Apache Helicopters (US) fly demonstration
9. Close up of Boeing signboard at Chalet area
10. Wide shot of F-15E (Boeing)
11. Mid shot of US military personnel
12. Various of F-15E parts
13. Mid shot of Boeing employees
14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Mark G Hooper, Managing director of Cooperate Communications-Asia-Pacific, The Boeing Company, "Our commercial airplanes business has been hit hardest by this event and as a result deliveries are going to be down and we need to ensure that we have the right number of people working inside the company who can still perform the work that needs to be done as well as to continue to think about the future as well as how we can grow our business for the future. So these are very tough decisions that have to be made but to maintain the economic health of the company is very important to us now so that we can continue to be in business for a very long time."
15. Pan F-15E
16. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jim Schlueter, Director of International Communications, Military Aircraft & Missile Systems Group, The Boeing Company "It combines the leading air-to-air capability with air-to-ground capability, so it can shoot down any enemy fighter as well as it can attack all kinds of air-to-ground ground targets. Secondly, it has much more range and much more payload capability, so it can fly further and faster and carry more weapons on each mission compared to any other fighter."
17. Pan Eurofighter Typhoon
18. Close up of the pilot seat of the Eurofighter Typhoon
19. Wide shot of news briefing given by Seoul Air Show 2001 Co-organizing Committee
20. SOUNDBITE: (Korean) Bae Chan-sik, Chief of Seoul Air Show Co-organizing Committee "We expect that the exhibition of advanced nations’ latest version of aerospace technologies to bring affirmative effect to our aviation industry by speeding up the development of aerospace technologies and improvement of defence systems."
21. Various of Black Eagle, the ROK Air Force performing acrobatic flights
STORYLINE:
Fighter jets and defence industry products are going on show at the Seoul Air Show 2001 in South Korea.
One hundred and sixty-seven companies from 16 countries are showcasing 54 models at the air show, including Boeing, Lockheed Martin, G-E, Airbus and Korean Air.
Although Boeing has been in recession, partly due to the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, it’s promising to improve its business.
The U-S company says it’s confident of winning the next generation fighter F-X project.
Boeing, the French company Dassault Aviation, the multi-European company Eurofighter International, and the Russian Rosvooruzhenie are competing fiercely for this project.
On Saturday, fighter jets, including Boeing’s F-16 and Dassault’s Rafale, staged fly-by demonstrations, while the Black Eagle performed acrobatic flights.
The R-O-K Air Force, the Korea Aerospace Industries association and the Korean Defence Industry Association are sponsoring the event to give Korea an opportunity to buy advanced technology.
Seoul Air Show 2001 officially begins on Monday at Seoul airport for a seven-day run.
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